[ Adjective ]
It’s a ____ house.
a. nice new
b. new nice
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A. did stop
B. stopped
C. was stop
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Choose the sentence which has the same meaning, using conditional sentence:
Keep silent or you’ll get out.
A. If you don’t keep silent, you get out.
B. Unless you keep silent, you’ll get out.
C. If you keep silent, you’ll get out.
D. Unless you keep silent, you’ll not get out.
Vocabulary › ViewWhich word would best describe a machine that is not working properly?
A. malfunction
B. detach
C. oppose
D. unabridged
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How do most past-tense verbs end?
A. They end in -s
B. They end in -es
C. They end in -ed
D. They end in -ies